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Coronavirus News Highlights: UK detects three Omicron cases, mandates wearing of face masks from October 30

The Centre has introduced new guidelines for international arrivals, which now makes it compulsory for passengers from 'countries at-risk' to get tests on arrival and also undergo home quarantine. Meanwhile, the UK has mandated face masks from Tuesday just as the country detected three cases of the Omicron variant. Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel has asked the Centre to learn from its mistakes in the previous waves and impose a travel ban from countries that have more Omicron cases. Thank you for following our live updates.
Last Updated 28 November 2021, 17:29 IST
17:2328 Nov 2021

Centre should learn from its mistakes in previous Covid-19 waves, impose travel curbs: Baghel

Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel on Sunday said the central government should learn lessons from the "mistakes" it committed during the first and second waves ofCovid-19 and impose restrictions on travel from the countries that have been impacted by the new variant of the virus. (PTI)

16:5328 Nov 2021

Third Omicron case detected in UK, face masks compulsory from Tuesday

A third case of the Omicron coronavirus variant has been detected in the UK, the Health Security Agency (UKHSA) said on Sunday.

The latest case, like the two others, is linked to travel to southern Africa, where the variant was identified, but the individual is no longer in the UK. (PTI)

16:0128 Nov 2021

Centre issues fresh guidelines for international arrivals amid Omicron threat

The Centre on Sunday issued fresh guidelines on international arrivals amid fear of the Omicron Covid-19 variant.

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15:5828 Nov 2021

Covid test at arrival, home quarantine mandatory for international arrivals from 'at risk' countries: Health Ministry

14:4728 Nov 2021

Indians can leave Israel if flights are available; those who work, study, live in Israel can return: Ambassador

(Published 28 November 2021, 00:51 IST)

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